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Arc'teryx X350a Ice Climbing Harness
July 5, 2011
On your right side they're exactly where you'd want them - one slightly ahead of your hip and one slightly behind. The left side is missing the front slot (due to the buckle location), which is slightly annoying if you like to clip your tools up front for raps and belays. But the rear slot is where you'd want it, symmetric with the right side.
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Arc'teryx Naos 45 Backpack - 2500-2870cu in
May 22, 2009
The biggest advantage is the swivel hipbelt. I own the Naos 55, and I can say that the swivel lets the pack move with you, no matter how contorted you become while scrambling over obstacles. It really feels like a part of you. The Acrux uses a conventional fixed hipbelt, so you won't get the same sense of being one with your gear. Nevertheless, I'm sure it's a fine pack.
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Arc'teryx Naos 55 Backpack - 3230-3600cu in
April 10, 2009
I'm 6' tall with a very long torso (my sleeve length is 36.5") and I was right on the line between regular and tall. I ultimately decided to go for the tall frame and I've been very happy with it, but it sounds like you'd be more in the range of a short or regular.
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Timbuk2 Laptop Messenger Bag
August 11, 2008
I have a medium; it fits up to a 15" Macbook Pro. For a 17" laptop you'll want the large.
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